9. Is …the proper title for the passage?
Passage 6
Women’s fashions change more rapidly
than men’s. In the early 1990’s,
all women wore their skirts to the ankle.
Today, some skirts are even longer than before, but some are very short.
Women’s shoes have also gone through
all sorts of boots for women were very common at the beginning of this century.
Then for years, they were not considered fashionable.
Today, they’re back again in all colours, lengths
and materials. In fact, today’s women can wear all types of clothes on almost any occasion.
While all of these changes were taking
place in women’s fashions, men’s clothing remained almost the same until a
few years ago. And, in fact, most men are still dressed in the kinds of clothes
they used to wear.
直通考场
Read the
passage and choose the best answer:
1. What kind of
skirts do women like to wear today?
A. Long skirts.
教育博客 教育博客 B. Short skirts.
C. Both long skirts and short
skirts. 教育博客 D. Neither long
skirts nor short skirts.
2. Now boots are
considered ______now.
A. fashionable 教育博客 B.
unfashionable 教育博客 C. uncommon D. fit for girls
most
3. When today’s
women go to the party, they wear _______.
A. skirts down to the ankle 教育博客 B. red long boots
C. long skirts and short boots 教育博客 D. any kinds
of clothes
they like教育博客
4. Men’s
fashions _______.教育博客
A. are changing fast these years
B. have changed as well教育博客
C. keep unchanged
D. change
as women’s fashions do教育博客
5. The passage
tries to tell us _______.
A. boots for women have been thought
fashionable since 1900教育博客
B. women’s shoes are back again in all
colours, length etc.
C. today men are dressed in the kinds of
clothes they used to wear
D. fashions for clothes, shoes and so on
always change教育博客
我的答案： 1. _____ 2. ______ 3. ______ 4. ______ 5. ______
我的单词表
fashion
|
[′fæòn]
|
n.
|
时尚；流行时装
|
rapidly
|
[′ræpidli]
|
adv.
|
快速地
|
ankle
|
[′æŋkl]
|
n.
|
脚踝
|
sort
|
[s :t]
|
n.
|
种类
|
boot
|
[bu:t]
|
n.
|
靴子
|
fashionable
|
[′fæòn¶ bl]
|
adj.
|
流行的；时髦的
|
length
|
[leŋθ]
|
n.
|
长度
|
type
|
[taip]
|
n.
|
种类
|
occasion
|
[¶′keiЗn]
|
n.
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场合
|
了解这些用法
go through
1)通过, 经过(某场所, 不可用被动语态)；教育博客(法案等)通过(议会)
Can the table get through the door?
那张桌子能过得了那扇门吗？教育博客
The thread goes through the eye of the needle.
线穿过针眼。教育博客
It would take far too long to go through all the
propositions.
要把全部提案逐条进行审议，需花太多时间。
The bill went through at last.
议案终于被通过。
2)经历教育博客(痛苦的事)
go through thick and thin备尝艰辛；经过种种困难教育博客
He said he would go through fire and
water for me.
他说为了我他愿意赴汤蹈火。教育博客
The poor girl has gone through such a lot since her parents
died. 教育博客
那个可怜的少女自从父母过世之后经历了许多苦难。
3)(详细地)教育博客调查；对查看一遍；遍搜(某地点)
She went through the room but couldn’t find the missing
ring.
她搜遍了整个房间还是找不到失落的戒指。
4)(把金钱等)教育博客用完，耗尽教育博客
In less than six months he went
through his savings of a lifetime.
在不到六个月的时间里，他把一生的积蓄用光了。
5) 修完(课程)；参加(考试等)
He went through college with honors.
他以优异的成绩修完大学课程。
I have to go through the final examination before I can
leave school.
我得参加期末考试后才能离校。教育博客
6) 磨损；磨破；穿破教育博客
The bottom of the bucket has gone through. 教育博客
这只桶的底磨破了。
The boy goes through two pairs of shoes a year. 教育博客
那男孩一年要穿破两双鞋！
take place vi.(事情)发生，产生；举行(活动)，举办
The contest/wedding took place yesterday.
昨天举行了比赛/婚礼。教育博客
Where did the accident take place? 教育博客
事故发生在什么地方？
▼take place多用于表示预先决定的事情，不可用于被动语态；happen多表示突然发生的事情。
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